How much should a two-month-old Alaskan eat?

A two-month-old Alaskan is still a puppy. It eats about 20g at a time and is fed 4-5 times a day. At this time, Alaska has just been weaned and needs to soak the dog food completely. Soft feeding. It should be noted that every dog ​​is different, because the feeding of Alaska is related to its size, weight, amount of exercise, dog food brand and other factors. Dog owners should pay attention to adjusting the feeding amount according to the specific situation. You can refer to Dog Check the recommended amount of food on the food packaging bag and adjust by touching the dog's belly.

How to adjust the food intake of a two-month-old Alaskan

Touching method

The place you touch is of course the dog’s abdomen. Wait until he has finished eating. Just touch its belly with your hands.
How to judge:
a. The dog’s belly is full, which means the food is just right;
b. The dog’s belly is a little flat, which means it is not full yet;
c. The dog’s abdomen is severely bulging, which means the dog has eaten too much.
According to the touching situation, you can then reasonably adjust the dog’s future diet.

Two-month-old Alaskan food precautions

It is best for two-month-old Alaskan puppies to adhere to the principle of eating less and more meals, and control the number of meals per day to four to five times. At the same time, it is best to train the dog to develop the habit of eating at regular times and at fixed points when the Alaskan dog is relatively young. It is best not to feed the dog more than 15 to 20 grams per meal. If the amount of food is not enough, Don’t worry, you can check your dog’s feces on the second day. If the feces is thicker, it means that the digestion of the previous day was not good. On the second day, the dog food should be relatively reduced in each meal. At the same time, it is best not to feed puppies that are two months old on a omnivorous diet. It is better to feed them professional and high-quality dog ​​food. It is best not to feed meat to Alaskan dogs. Generally speaking, Alaskan dogs that are over five months old can eat some meat appropriately.
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